
As Hungary blocks Ukraine’s €90 billion, the EU quietly splits into two tiers—one for 27 members, one for 26
The €90 billion dispute could force Brussels to embrace a multi-speed Europe, a concept it has long resisted.
April 4, 2026

The €90 billion dispute could force Brussels to embrace a multi-speed Europe, a concept it has long resisted.

Jessica Hendrick, Sophie Gueudet, and Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze examine how geopolitical shifts are changing eastern Europe's future.

Lille won its bid to host the EU customs authority, overcoming a late challenge from Rome.

Greek court convicts four in Predatorgate scandal, linked to spyware. They received sentences totaling 126 years, 8 months for unlawful surveillance.

European right-wing parties are uniting. They oppose ending EU unanimous decisions and the politicization of rule of law.
Portugal will join the effort to establish a war crimes court for Ukraine, Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel said.

European funds help small and medium businesses expand, says Renaud Lefort. EU support is vital for some rural projects to exist.

Leaked transcripts reveal Hungary sought Kremlin justifications for EU lobbying, beyond delisting oligarchs at Russia's request.

EU gets €1.4 billion from interest on frozen Russian Central Bank assets, the European Commission announced yesterday.

EU's energy crisis response sparks COVID-19 flashbacks, Brussels Playbook podcast says. Gerardo Fortuna also shares an update.
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